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Messham was told the abuser he identified was Lord McApline. the apologies suggest he's been under a misunderstanding, he had the wrong name and identity. he does not say "i was abused by a senoir politican", that claim of a senior politician comes from the reporting, and the claim is now...

see right there you have demostrated the problem, you assume there is a cover up because someones made an accusation and nothings done about it. we know that the "senoir government official" story was wrong, no cover up, just mistaken identity. yes the Newsnight crew got it a bit wrong but at...

i rather think it does. a journalist, who's reputation and career are built on how they ask questions and present the answers, might well do the research to confirm what the allegations are, if they have any merit, and how to best form the question to get a useful responce. a TV presenter...

i think you've mistaken Schofield for someone else. he has just regurgitated inuendo he's found on the internet with nothing to back it up, and used his access to the PM to put it out there for a blaze of publicity. Did he forward the list to the local Chief Constable first? Cameron probably...

coming back to this, there are many reasons. maybe there isnt sufficient grounds for an arrest, maybe identity of the accused is vague, maybe the accuser is not credible, maybe there isnt even an accuser and its names thrown out there by the media or others with a grudge. problem with this...

wrong. Scofield has the journalistic crededentials of a monkey so its definatly not his place. his 3 minutes research could through up any old name and he hasnt followed up the legitimacy of any claims against them. the problem here, as hinted at in the PM's responce, is that people who have...